to discuss brittani's return. instead, brittani was attacked. andrea canning: what did the doctors tell you when brittani was brought to the hospital? diane marcell : they didn't think she would survive. andrea canning : are you able to see her? diane marcell : we can see her, but she doesn't know we're there. unidentified woman : the moment we all walked into the room, everything stopped. unidentified woman : right. unidentified woman : brittani's head was the size-- alicia marcell : huge. unidentified woman : --of a basketball, if not bigger. unidentified woman : mm-hm. mm-hm. unidentified woman : and i don't think any of us really thought that's brittani. andrea canning : what goes through your mind when you realize you may not-- never have any moments with your sister again? unidentified woman : i think-- andrea canning : like, this could be it. alicia marcell : all the moments you missed. unidentified woman : i think-- alicia marcell : you know, like brittani had a couple nights before asked me to go to maroon 5 concert. and i was like, "no

but brittany said yes.nd did not go to her apartment on monday the night she was murdered. her family did not believe him. they grown suspicious of norman and wondered why the police had not moved in on him. >> how frustrated were you that he was walking around? >> very frustrated. i called the lead investigator if you don't come get him i will get him myself. >> were you being serious? >> dead serious. >> the case was moving forward despite the frustration, almost 2-1/2 years after brittany was killed prosecutors presented their evidence to a grand jury. they charged norman clark with the murders of both brittany and their unborn son. clark was arrested on may 14th, 2014. he pleaded not guilty. >> when you are arrested for something you did not do, no evidence that you should have been arrested that is when i got scared. >> norman clark had reason to be scared. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. >>> coming up. >> they have taken a good young man and they destroyed his life. >> no

brittany hope kcra three news and brittany, where do things stand? >> you just mentioned evacuation plans. does it look like more people? more evacuations may be ordered, or does it look like things are easing enough that people will start to be allowed to return home? >> well, you know, in the past few minutes, the winds here have really started to kick up. so throughout the day the winds were really calm, which was really hopeful. but now we are feeling those north winds come back, which isn't a great thing for firefighters. we know that even just one ember, if it's caught in the wind, can fly up to a fourth of a mile. so because of that, evacuations for now are still in place. that includes for the entire community of copperopolis. we should be getting an update, though, from cal fire at 7:00 tonight. so in just about an hour and a half or so, they'll have an update on containment on acreage and what those evacuations could look like into the overnight hours. we do want to say, though, highway four is still totally shut down because they have to c

andrew harding, bbc news, brittany.giant pandas arrive safely to their new home at the san diego zoo friday. 5—year old yun chuan and 4—year old xin bao made thejourney from china to the us marking a renewal of �*panda diplomacy�* between the two countries. the duo will spend several weeks in quarantine acclimating to their new home before they meet their adoring fans. china is expected to send pandas to san francisco and the national zoo in washington, dc later this year. you watching bbc news. our colleagues in london take over from washington. see you soon. hello. the first half of this week brought us heat and humidity quite widely, but over the past few days, we�*ve seen things turning cooler and fresher as well. now through the course of the weekend, fairly settled. a lot of dry weather on the cards, some spells of sunshine on offer, and another warm day in the southeast on saturday before cooler conditions work across the uk again for sunday. so what we�*ve got is this frontal system starting to work its way in f

so what is the balance that the kids are just getting into that i and the 21994 and brittany brittany fall, there was a good idea. let's go through spectrum now before the one to enter punched intrusion. and what is the old printer that's pretty good representation in the past? that is what is going to build new wireless use. and the going to be, i to let you go and, and we mind here the next the lecture arrived at the original effective. and the amc magnet, exactly at the level starts in my little conversion in the next election. pauline is based, the government i'm just digesting now want lucky was saying. and i'm wondering, given what he was saying, is this really a government of national unity or simply a multi policy coalition arrangement, a marriage of convenience and the color is just to solve. so there's a marriage of convenience and we can solve the differences, but it's also the economy to a large extent that has large stadium company. but if you said tomorrow economy, uh, of course the centrist is much low. so the price is my whole concern is how much the pro business if yo

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andrew harding, bbc news brittany.rown, who is busy mixing work and pleasure at the festival. yes, glastonbury festival is well and truly under way. squeeze are performing behind us. lots of acts will be performing over the weekend. there are two female headliners this weekend, qld pack will be here later today. i have managed to catch up with another performer, corinne bailey rae, who will be performing yesterday. she spoke to me earlier. i love it here. i have played here with— i love it here. i have played here with all— i love it here. i have played here with all four of my records. we have had lots _ with all four of my records. we have had lots of _ with all four of my records. we have had lots of support from the 80s family _ had lots of support from the 80s family i— had lots of support from the 80s family. i love it here. i love all the different stages. i have played the different stages. i have played the pyramid stage before. itjust feels _ the pyramid stage before. itjust feels very— the pyramid stage befo

. >> you say you're at brittany's but you could be anywhere but you said you're at brittany's. >> wen the landline. kat: that did happen. anita: let's take a look at the poll, other generations leaving a double life, 38% of millennial's do this 18% of gen x and 8% of baby boomers, people are always trying to portray themselves as more exciting, i'm traveling here i'm doing this, how different do you think that really is from your real life? your you're not a relationship expert. >> your different person on dates one, two and three the a+ version of yourself in terms of looks and close and paying attention, being polite in what you go on vacation you share a bathroom with someone it is all over then the real you comes out, it is the same thing with online every picture you put up, you could take six pictures on vacation of the same spot you are in and you will choose the one that looks right in your mouth is agape, whatever is the same thing online the a+ version of yourself of your family and the whole netherworld that goes on that is away from the internet but i know with my kids be

hi brittany warren in many dimensions. that'd be great. that is detrimental to our development and industrialization. we'll see today there was an oligarchy system that service or of any cause for an interesting way of talking about that. a different conferences and surface security conferences and general scientific conferences, for example, such as strategic resource as believe in alisium phrases can help industrialization of russia, china, and other developing countries. we're going to go this route to the stability of our government and continued industrialization as well. as our model of the economic development in believe it might lead to such a situation where our political project might be rolled back. we'll have a tremendous amount of precious natural resources. and we want to produce these resources trying to prevent the car, him to the environments as much as possible and to do that to the benefit of the humanity. they should be mutually beneficial. cooperation must be the sodium starting today. we shouldn't not see, such is pra

i'm brittany, i'm active in these things, rebellion state to face. they come with crisis and to escape us like lemons collapse. we as a people have to take the power back. i'm just seeing a young farmer from belgium, the main thing that we have to do to fight climate change is to make sure that everybody and his continent takes his responsibility and make sure that stay want to choose for a more sustainable life. yes or no, that's climate change affect you personally. as for me, at the personal level, i feel like completely powerless because we have known that we were going into the collapse for decades and how, how can it be that the political system has been feeding us us through here. and it has to come to the generation of tooth with 5 this for a future say. and it's that this is not possible that action must be taken. i'm about in farmer and why climate change affects me as because it's a real practice or climate as really our workplace. and my father said less 10 years. it is all or is too much to with or to, to hot. and we few that's a lot of

now that a pack is brittany uh brittany, brought up stanley. can you explain something to me that i've never really understood? we hear all of this investigations about how much a pack a gets involved in elections, who they have bought the minders and congress of were all we know is really as americans were, all the same were interchangeable, is really sees the american flag. well, why are they spending so much money and so much effort, and so much intimidation on something that should be obvious that were the same. but apparently, we're not because they have to keep pressuring people to convince everyone that we're all the same. i don't have to share those values. i don't believe in genocide . i believe in bringing people to account. i mean, it's counter intuitive. i mean, you wouldn't need a pack if we would really actually shared these values. stanley, well, you know, the far to tell the registration acts fair, which was designed years ago to force microsoft for foreign governments to register to put the country on. notice that i am working

>> how about you, brittany? what do you expect from the debate? >> it's clear that we will see a lot of comparisons about their fitness for office, especially given both of their advanced ages. but i think it's going to be critically important for president biden to explicitly draw out the distinctions and differences between key, donald trump, and this gop party. as you said, there has been a high level of trip amnesia that we have been seeing throughout the country pico and many people are thinking, i survived him before. i can survive him again. not fully realizing he is coming back to do even more damage. also, president biden will have to make that explicit and as plain as possible for the american people for certainly let trump be trump, but make sure to draw those lines at difference as clearly as possible so that there can be no confusion about which candidate is actually going to move us backward and which candidate at the very least can offer us stability as we work collectively to move forward. >> good point. you know what i'm waiting f

there as hopefully you can now see that brittany . brittany. the horns .mark, we lost you your audio for just a moment background. mark, we lost you your audio forjust a moment at your audio for just a moment at the end, but you were talking about the mark of respect. there yes, indeed. the veterans really wanted to be here for this commemoration, even though, you know, many of them are wheelchair bound now, and they , wheelchair bound now, and they, are, you know, very frail. i mean, of course they are. they're, you know, pushing 100, they were 18, 19, 20 year old lads at the time when they took part, some were in the royal navy of armada. it was the biggest maritime operation the world has ever seen or will ever see. 7000 vessels were involved, 1200 of those were classified as warships , other vessels, of warships, other vessels, of course, including the hundreds of thousands of landing ships that took part in the operation to land . on the first day, to land. on the first day, 150,000 troops on the beaches, the five beaches of normandy that the allied f

andrew harding, bbc news, brittany.hown. betweenjanuary of 2024, officialfigures have shown. between january and of 2024, officialfigures have shown. betweenjanuary and march the economy increased by 0.7% according to the office for national statistics, slightly more than the official estimate of 0.6%. iranians are going to the polls to choose a new president. the snap election was called after the death of president ebrahim raisi in a helicopter crash last month in the country has been gripped by protests in recent years and turnout will be closely watched. and a total of 27 just top oil supporters have been arrested on suspicion of planning to disrupt airports as the summer. the met police says those arrested were from across the uk including london, manchester and west yorkshire and they believe some of those in custody were key organisers for the environmental campaign group. sir andy murray will play thomas in a hatch in the first round of wimbledon if he is fit enough to play. the two—time wimbledon champion is wa

for — drinking about growing it, and go to brittany for all the way down to southern — brittany foras those could have your company and will do it all again tomorrow and it's our american panel and will focus on america and do a very good evening. good night. let's start at the european football championship. france have got their campaign underway, they're taking on austria in dusseldorf. in to the final few minutes in group d. france took the lead in the first half after captain kylian mbappe's cross was put in to his own net by austria's max wober. didier deschamps' side have reached the final in three of the last 4 major tournaments. there's been a huge upset in group e, where slovakia beat belgium 1—0 in frankfurt. belgium began the stronger, but against the run of play ivan shranz capitalised on some poor belgian defending after 7 minutes. belgium's all—time record goal scorer romelu lukaku was then to have 2 goals ruled out by var, the second when a handball was detected in the build up. despair for belgium fans, but delight for those of slovakia. there was also a surprise in

and in the previous hyper 5 case in 2022 russia and has reduced an american, a basketball player. brittany, good griner, in exchange for a russian and arms dealer victor bouts. now, in this case, it is not clear if the us holds another card that strong. so to say, a dividing it puts in has clearly indicated that he wants to see a russian has been released from the german jail. there are also 2 russian spies on file is lavinia right now, but it is uncertain how willing germany, your slovenia are to help in this us russia disputes. so there is a lot of bach channel diplomacy going on. and experts say that we could see some developments in terms of a possible prisoner swap after we have a verdict in this case of mr. gosh coverage. gosh, thank you so much for that analysis. that is a j gosh, something else, gate and rica with you. weeks found her julie and a song just heading home a free man after ending his legal fight with the u. s. government over leaked documents. under a deal with us, prosecutors, i sondra is released from prison in britain and flown to a us pacific territory there. he pl

we're donald trump, is set to be sentenced for his crimes. federico for brittany is a professor of law at dublin city university. we asked him if this verdict means that donald trump could be going to prison towards me on eastern day. as you said, for the 1st time, the history of a former president has been convicted by ty, julia spears, ultimately gets crime in the felony carries a sentence of up to 4 years in prison. however, there are 3 legal points that are worth considering here. number one in the american legal system, the jury decides on guilt, but it's the judge that decides on the sentencing and the judge presiding over the key to match and has schedule sentencing on july 11th. so we'll have to wait a few more weeks to do exactly what the sentence will be. secondary, of course, mr. trump is entitled to appeal and he has already indicated that he will do so. and it's very likely that during the appeal, the a sentence will be stayed, meaning suspended. and then finally, the 3rd point to consider is that of course, this trial is separate from 2 other trials that are going on in f

let's begin with what's happened on the fields were the biggest take away from the group face of brittany football. first off of the for the neutral view, it's just been a fantastic tournament type type. could i, for example, georgia tech to the field against portugal, and you would think half of portugal to popular one by 3 games on the way through. they were qualified. and the mean, i was like georgia essential for every told him i think you're always going to have the, the huge stands like england spine, portugal aly, whoever that is. and you rely, and what those big guns in the. but once a small time of georgia stands off, it's that little wildcard in the deck, they don't just fall over. i don't just full. i that i paid them to now, and they're celebrating into the corner and everything goes into carol's. and there's nothing like sitting fans who weren't expecting everything to get a little something like this through to the group vice and the last 16. that's really the terry on top of already what's been grateful and then take away took a gemini 2nd biggest team. you were on the way

brittany tell us about the book. >> inspired by the song gratitude.. >> a wild house. and what a better tool to help kids learn about music. what a means to bring a gifts to the king. it's just the heart. brandon has been dreaming it up and we were finally let's do it. it's time. >> like a clothing line i was doodle ling a lion. and so many kids have been coming tout these shows inspired about that in gratitude a lion inside of your lungs. get up and praise the lord. like david did in the bible. bless the lord o my soul. we wanted to create a resource for our own kids realizing it could, with the height of that song, impact thousands, if not millions of kids' lives and teach them what is even a hallelujah mean? we sing that. >> ainsley: i don't know the definition until i read the book praise the king. about this little lion is he trying to find a gift for the king. >> right. >> ainsley: some are bringing gold some are bring a coat of many colors. he doesn't have a gift. is he searching the jungle for this gift. he meets the king and the king says jus

as you know, brittany, i can't see my name is brittany. that would be a lie. well, steve carell, who voices gru, stopped by the today show this morning and says he had no idea this movie franchise would become what it is today. the script was great and it was heartwarming. it was funny. it was not condescending to children. there was a little bit of an edge to it, which i think kids liked, and i loved it, but you never know. well, you can watch steve carell's full interview on the today show at 7 a.m. despicable me four hits theaters july 3rd, and a note nbc. bay area and universal share the same parent company, comcast. well, this morning we want to take a moment to celebrate one of our today in the bay family members. that is a familiar face. chris's daughter izzy is now a high school graduate. we are so thank you guys for her and of course your family. chris, i know you've been out for a couple of weeks now, making sure everything is organized. look at that beautiful family photo. they're all wonderful chris. we're so excited to see what she accomplishes ne

police say they arrested 34 year-old brittany stewart. she's accused of shooting another woman near a gas station in san mateo on thursday. the victim was later found that a gas station in san carlos, a shelter in place order, was issued in san mateo while officers searched for stewart, and they eventually tracked her down at a nearby apartment. still not clear what led up to that shooting. we have learned tonight one of the two people killed in a plane crash in the sierra this week was from the bay area. the single engine plane took off from lodi wednesday afternoon, heading to south lake tahoe. but something went wrong mid-flight. the plane crashed near luther pass in alpine county. sheriff's deputies found the bodies of two people in the wreckage. 74 year old raphael jones junior from san jose, was piloting that plane. 80 year old jeanette schreiber, singer from lodi, was the passenger. the faa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened. turning tragedy into healing and unity today, a tribute for san francisco woman yik huang, wh

i could have gotten one frustrated mum of two brittany stansbury is among the 1.2 million people whoely on the city for water. she can't take a shower. he can't take a bath. >> this map from officials appears to show about half of atlanta impacted the city, declaring a state of emergency and issuing a boil water advisory. emory university hospital diverting ambulances and relocating some patients. saturday outside my hotel, the pipe busted. even rapper megan thee stallion's two sold out concerts canceled. >> we could have done a better job over the past day, and for that, i apologize. >> the city says crews have made significant progress, but officials criticized for being slow to respond. signs reading, quote, we don't have water. has anyone seen or heard from mayor andre dickens? us infrastructure is notoriously aging. the american society of civil engineers reports 240,000 water main breaks each year in the u.s. one every two minutes. they estimate 6 billion gallons of treated water is lost each day, enough to fill more than 9000 swimming pools and more than two days since the sta

on thursday and deal i'm of as go to most the zillow for us because it provided to us as i am on brittany and solicited donate douglas, there is a law for the cortex when they're the material for the service on to fuel new model for the member looking for sean. google. just sir, this is a new conference wondering if you're still using the tip of toner front. let's just do this last toner to do to also program don't from also doors are low. so because you're used to develop on them, they're not associated certified economic success. it will cost for you to show off to the problem where it looked almost stone mountain, also doing a form in order for us. the missouri will put it in the sea and it saves you many don't let me 0 c s. could it be of any is in the money, but you need to visiting or not so much of course. ok, no issue that i'm on it a little bit on this. one isn't as video energy from my decision to do this on a time using the him page for the phone interview from us. it's got to foster the intake here on the feet side of that. so much want to know for the local on need on this pr

brittany brown finished less than a 10th of a second behind thomas, her personal best to compete at her first olympics. mackenzie long also earned a spot at her first olympics. a lot of support among these athletes, as you can see, the top finishers were all smiles and hugs for one another. us olympic trials wrapping up tomorrow. track and field and women's gymnastics. watch it all right here on nbc. bay area coverage begins at 430 tomorrow afternoon. all right. rob mayeda here now. and, rob, if you like the warmer temperatures, you got it. and just wait. right? yeah. too much of it. yeah. here we go. i think we'll get there by by tuesday and wednesday when the heat really cranks up. good news, though, for outdoor plans tomorrow, the coolest day of the week. coming up for your sunday plans, we'll see 80s to low 90s inland before we could be soaring closer to records by midweek. right now, upper 60s in san jose. clear skies waiting on maybe a patch or two of some low clouds early in the morning tomorrow. right now, still 70 out towards the tri valley warm and those inland east bay valley

and then of course, it's brittany griner, the basketball player who came home in swats. so poll wheel and so it have been part of the picture now for 2 other people who have left and we would be very helpful that any deal that involved oven also involve paul and it also involved other americans here of course, evans not the 1st he was the 1st since a cold war journalist to be detained, but since then also, camacho ready for you? has been there for a year now and yeah, we would like to see, oh, us citizens detained in russia released. yep. we, i knew in my work, i've met many americans who have frontier in berlin, who have going on to work in moscow and then moved on to other cities. and that's the usual run of things. and with evans, of course we, we see that it's not always that way. dw news, for example, the organization where i work is it's been banned from reporting from rush. i mean, russia is and can be a dangerous place for journalist. what would you say the journalist from foreign media outlets who are still you're still working in rush? i think the risks of repo

he lives in brittany, getting by with almost no money, but we took a off with the environment. basically, what we need is it provided for us by the soil. and if we know how to form it, be can leaving a beautiful environment to the 7 year old jesus traditional tools to attend to the 3 heck just blocked by using old fashioned ways. he avoids using in organic from inputs and equipment which from the biosphere. some when he gets his various food supplies from the from vegetables grains and even bread by rejecting consumer resume, he prefers the cost effectiveness got in and being fully assess the invite this document. the other thing, what interests me about spending less time watching for menu, because for me it seems like a cycle of poverty and destruction of my environmental piece to the office, someone on the, on the move. and they want to have time to look after leaving things people, environmental sustainability is key to sign me in. but for him it's even more important to share. he's knowledge of us. he publishes themselves books, but teach people how to take care of the env

since coming to power in 2014, he's brittany economic. bruce india and reese, it's global stature. the critics argue he's also targeted christians, muslims, and other religious minorities in his effort to re make india into a hindu nation. the loading government is very much and authoritarian regime. anybody who dares to criticize the regime runs the risk that they could be harassed, that they could be imprisoned, that they could be designated a terrorist. the united states had once effectively band moody for almost a decade because of his alleged rule and a 2002 wave of violence against muslims. now, president biden is hosting him for an opulent state dinner mode. the is a hindu nationalist mode. the is someone who believes that hindu should enjoy privilege status over all other communities over all other fates. in india we've also seen state laws across india that criminalize conversion to as long as that criminalize intra fates and marriages. lynchings are organized on facebook and the videos are uploaded for the world to see. and these are often hindu mobs. cort targeting musli

in hamburg, brittany says connected, and this is when i do use it, it's more for research to understand a particular topic better. so i conducted on a task better. instead of using google like my just to use the chat cvt as a research tools to understand the topic and it's typically sharp. cpg sometimes writes pretty strangely. so i just look for stuff using normal search engines, myself. smart. yeah, i like to be responsible for my own work to have control over is what i need. so it's just not that relevant for me. i thought i think it's a good one for me. after chat, t p t was launched, kids did try to use it at school and to do homework. or the teachers of sense learned how to recognize that by asking what does the student really capable of and where did a i perhaps help that says, knowing this, vic, of the novelty has worn off, that we have to educate the students to use it consciously as a worth to mrs. put the emphasis on words and not on tools them as and because we all like convenience, dependence, appealing to get results quickly on to so that doesn't help us how to sign the hi

it'd be pressing that even if you stepped out, even if you would need to replace the evenings. brittany gotten sorta p the wherever we we those selections that we'd be truly can change the world with get out of its way. they, we know how good the human would because their own rating with any out of home. everyone, we want to meet the you elected prime minister and, and a he might even go and meet the positive role model. but we need to come to the call. he shows continuing the war, continuing go to patient, continuing the process. it seemed to read the a big change. i have news for you. oh, and useful viewers. don't expect too much. well, we'll have to leave it there. really appreciate your candor is really journalist and author and you don't levy thank you so much for being with us today. thank you, steve, for those one of the 4 questions. so what's the bottom line? we have seen this script before, weaponized nationalism, the human eyes, the enemy mix in fear and paranoia. and while politicians get a noxious brew to build their power base, it happened in the us when it was driven by re

i'm because of the tab border test is this is brittany explanation of so fire thought living speed sees such as the let me get out to the forest. we are fire fighters have tried out various ways of tackling the problem. they have finally found a simple method to keep the fires in the control us. and the way we have planted on 10 to 15000 trees, where they would stop growing little and after a file, everything would vanish. and we wondered how we could avoid losing everything to file with united. and that's when we started creating a fire line to save the trees and i bought the trees we planted, and the naturally growing trees started to flourish together underneath it, no matter what you had gathered and what, or what i can do seem to put somebody. it's all send a bit of from balancing act. oh not you know his is a popular place of pilgrimage as it is regarded as the physical manifestation of the him to guard shiver. every year, thousands of pilgrims flocked to the festival of got to go deeper in the town of the light. at the foot of the hill. it's a real challenge for the firefighters.

. >> reporter: k-pop fan brittany trimmed her concert budget for the summer. >> because we have to watchore closely, we have to watch our budgets on concerts which are a luxury. >> reporter: not every artist is facing costly concert fatigue. an average resale ticket is nearly $600 for olivia rodrigo and more than $400 for morgan wallen. ♪♪ many of those a-list tours are sold through live nation, which the department of justice recently sued calling it an illegal monopoly, something live nation denies. but it's hard to sell out massive arenas amid a surplus of options. the black keys are switching to smaller venues while the jonas brothers postponed their european tour, though neither citing financial concerns. >> you have to price appropriately, be fan friendly and choose the right size venues. the live entertainment space is always a blood sport. >> reporter: with artists fighting for fans' time and money. emilie ikeda, nbc news. >>> up next for us tonight, the stunning comeback of a city long in decline. how a landmark was transformed for a new detroit. anknown for following your dream

not there in france, however, i inherited a little plot of land in brittany from my grandparents. i kept that because that's the french way. so just sitting there empty. so all over france, people have like properties. many people have 34 homes that they never go to and they just sit empty. there, there are, you know, i know one of my relatives, you literally have the child at home that he grew up in, like frozen and ever since like a across the street from his house. it's kind of amazing if you want to know, like what the house looked like in the night, the sixty's in france, you just go into his house. you never know, is there ever? it's just there. it's a french right. so the point is that like home is, this is a massive problem there. they don't build any, they really don't build enough new housing. there's not enough public housing. so yeah, i mean, there, and they just, obviously you can see what my call would not want those people out there. and what about in the way of public safety against terrorism? do you think he's doing enough? well, i mean you front to have to be con

have a lot of diversity and with a lot of fish, which in the composition of species is changing brittany i. there is all culture. there is what's artificially grown. but the sense does not change the, [000:00:00;00] the known in vietnam, american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time between now and then you can just say now, why didn't all, i'm empty. hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to back the south vietnamese on me. i thought about that not, but the american soldiers murdered resistors. most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and even lee by all right, did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah. yeah. that's that way. it's too late. but you have the or the only 41 percent of you have to don't have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. if we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship b